As we now have smartphones and tablets, I haven't got a tablet yet, maybe when my laptop breaks which is a 2007 model I got in 2010 and when I need to have a tablet.  Are you guys still using it much? 

For myself.  I use it for digital photography which is a must with the larger screen and not to blow the bank balance on a laptop but pretty much I only use it to surf news site, social media and is about it - aparty from job applications where the keyboard can come in handy and the few correspondence with various stuff like banks etc.  Not shy to admit that apart from 1 or 2 individuals I've pretty much replaced email with IM apps such as WeChat and WhatsApp and natively they don't install on a desktop PC. 

Should my laptop breaks, it's going to the landfill, don't see myself ever getting another.

Edit - as we know it things are getting online with the ability to sync so many stuff like cloud drives, emails, calendar, tasks, online videos, an online history footprint.  A computer is now do dispoable.  It's like hiring a hotel for a few nights.  While I used and still use MS Outlook desktop and archive my emails I think when my Office 2010 Academic comes to a practical end I won't purchase Outlook (Commercial) or the Outlook standalone just to get it.  I guess times just have to move on.  While I try to defer a total movement towards Google, I find Outlook web services less powerful but easier to use and more visual pleasing.  But ... with all these Google phones and tablets, it is about embracing Google to make the best out of it ....